- The
Douglas F4D
Skyray (later
redesignated F-6
Skyray) is an
American carrier-based
supersonic fighter/interceptor
designed and
produced by the Douglas...
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development of the F4D
Skyray jet
fighter for the
United States Navy.
Starting out as the F4D-2N, an all-weather
version of the
Skyray, the
design was soon...
- the
Douglas F4D-1
Skyray.
Between December 1960 and
February 1964, he was ****igned to
Fighter Squadron 102 (VF-102),
flying the
Skyray and the McDonnell...
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developed the
SKYRAY carbon fiber wing with
Christoph Aarns,
suggested after Baumgartner's jump that the wing he used was a copy of two
prototype SKYRAY wings...
- St. Petersburg, Florida,
along with
Stingray below,
referred to as the "
skyray".
Another logo
features three palm
trees and a pelican, both of
which have...
- The
squadron remained at MCAS El Toro, and in June 1958
accepted the F4D
Skyray (affectionately
known as the "Ford").
Between August 1959 and
November 1963...
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September 1949,
albeit as a
fallback measure to the
unconventional Douglas F4D
Skyray. At this
stage of development, it was
envisioned as a day fighter. McDonnell...
- straight-winged F3D
Skyknight in 1948 and then the more "jet age"
style F4D
Skyray in 1951.
Douglas also made
commercial jets,
producing the
Douglas DC-8 in...
- jet aircraft.
Within 12
months the F9F-8
Cougar was
replaced by the F4D-1
Skyray which was the US Navy's
first supersonic fighter,
although it was phased...
-
landmark Supreme Court of
Canada case on
freedom of
expression Douglas F4D
Skyray,
nicknamed Ford, an
American jet
fighter of the 1950s and 1960s USS Ford...
